Below are the 11 most recent journal entries recorded in cutloosemcgoose's LiveJournal:

Tuesday, July 15th, 2008
10:41 am	THOUGHT: I've seen up to "Forest of the Dead" and Doctor Who and have about four minutes to write this, but I want it out before I see the end of the season back home. WHAT IF, the Medusa Cascade thing is just a red herring, and the real "thing at the end of LotTL" that RTD was referring to is when Jack is referred to as an impossible thing? Because that phrase has been reused more than once in season four, in reference to the Doctor, and maybe that's it. (Comment on this)
Friday, June 27th, 2008
11:09 pm	I would just like to point out the unfairness inherent in the fact that, not only is America three weeks behind the UK when it comes to new "Doctor Who" episodes, but that my summer trip takes place smack in the middle of season four and that I won't get to see the last four episodes until August 18. WHY, GOD, WHY. (Comment on this)
Tuesday, June 17th, 2008
2:34 am	The Unicorn and the Wasp AH, as I was sitting in the dining room on my laptop, I heard a buzzing noise around my ears and immediately went, "GIANT WASP, GIANT WASP, I NEED A GLASS OF WATER TO DROWN IT!" hysterically. (Comment on this)
Sunday, June 8th, 2008
10:14 pm	Writer's Block: Banished to Space. If you were exiled to outer space, where would you be sent and what would you bring along? View 501 Answers Gallifrey! (before it burned, obviously) (Comment on this)
Wednesday, June 4th, 2008
1:19 am	Two Theories about "Doctor Who," Season 4 Spoilers through episode 4X05, "Poison Sky" and for all of Season 2 of "Torchwood." 1. I was trying to come up with a feasible reason for Captain Jack to be traveling with the Doctor in Season 4 and what I've come up with is-- there really isn't one. Based on the Torchwood Season 2 ending, I don't believe there's anything the Doctor could say or offer to Jack that would make him leave Gwen, Ianto, and Cardiff. So, two possible explanations: one, the last episodes of S4 will take place on Earth, or two, Jack doesn't go willingly. Now, having seen "Poison Sky," I know that Rose can connect to the TARDIS (see the momentary flash of her face on the screen), and that the TARDIS, without the Doctor's control, took off with Martha aboard. Which makes me think that the Doctor will probably touch down on Earth, either to drop Martha off or see Jack, Jack steps on board the TARDIS and -bam!- he gets taken away, too. I was trying to come up with a reason to have David Tennant, Catherine Tate, Billie Piper, Freema Agyeman, and John Barrowman involved in S4 and all I can come up with is that Rose brings all of them together and transports them to wherever she is for some sort of confrontation (bet she yells at the Doctor for leaving her) Now, how does she accomplish that? Well, either the remnants of the Vortex, still in her system, have somehow mutated to give her power and control over the TARDIS (and don't say the Doctor took it all out of her with the kiss in PotW, because there was something there for the werewolf to recognize in TaC), or her work with parallel!Torchwood on parallel!Earth has led to some breakthrough that allows her to control the TARDIS (well, she can walk between parallel worlds, obviously there are breakthroughs going on). Additionally, the part of my brain that's crazy insists that parallel!Torchwood found some way to make Rose a Time Lord (a reversal of the chameleon arc, you know?) and that's where all her powers come from. So, Rose, through the TARDIS, sucks Jack onboard and in the finale, we find out how and why she's been manipulating the Doctor all season long. Also, I would like to know exactly what music is playing when the Ood tell the Doctor that his song must end soon" in "Planet of the Ood," because one source said the Bad Wolf theme and another said the Doomsday theme. 2. Medusa Cascade Story Arc I think the Doctor did something really terrible in the Medusa Cascade. Like, in order to end the Time War and close the rift there, he had to sacrifice an entire planet or even a whole race of creatures, and then I think, out of shame/guilt/self-loathing, he abandoned his name, chose to become the Doctor, and dedicated his existence to saving as many beings as he can. Clues- Medusa Cascade 1. The Master says that the Doctor closed a rift there and seems to imply that it was a massive display of power (apparently, he sealed it single-handedly. Didn't that Gwyneth girl do the same thing in Cardiff, 1869?) 2. Evelina, in Pompeii, talks about the Doctor's real name being hidden ("Even the name Doctor is false, your real name is hidden, it burns in the stars, in the cascade of Medusa herself." Hmm, herself? Interesting). 3. The Doctor wants to take Donna to a part of the Medusa Cascade (which kind of kills my theory. Oh, well). Clues- The Name Thing 1. See #2 above-- Evelina implies that the Doctor's real name is connected to the destruction of at least one planet/natural space thingy. 2. Reinette, in TGitF, talks about the Doctor's real name being hidden ("Doctor. Doctor who? It's more than just a secret isn't it?") Also, the Doctor gets *very* tetchy when people talk about planets burning. Obviously, Gallifrey, I know, but I think it goes past that. I don't think Gallifrey was the only planet that the Doctor had to watch burn. Anyway, it's all just a thought of two, and most likely wrong, but this all started coming together in my head after "Poison Sky" and I feel like at least part of it is plausible. RTD is really making me think that this is what's up with S4. And it makes sense--a lifetime of non-violence and trying to help everyone he meets could stem from severe feelings of guilt and shame over having once reacted with violence. I would also like to point out the extreme hatred that the gods of television programming have for me-- the last episodes of Season 2 are going to be broadcast on BBCA after I leave, and Season 4 won't finish on Sci-Fi until I'm halfway through my trip. I don't know if I can survive the summer without finding out what's happened. ETA: OK, having now seen all of Season 2 of "Doctor Who" (thank you, Sci-Fi channel marathon!) and being caught up through 4X08, "Silence in the Library," I think that the Doctor killed all the other Time Lords and the Daleks in order to end the Time War (either because one person had to volunteer to do it, or because he knew it was the only way to stop the fighting). Proof, which I'm too tired to type out in full: Abaddon, in "The Impossible Planet/The Satan Pit" calling the Doctor a killer of his own people, and the Doctor in "Army of Ghosts/Doomsday" saying that he was present at the Fall of Arcadia (connected to the Medusa Cascade?) and that he'll one day be able to accept that. Also, having now seen the season 2 finale, yeah, I cried. Wept copiously, to be exact, throughout the last ten minutes. Although, thank god parallel!Pete showed up and saved Rose, because if she'd been sucked into the void, I don't think I (or the Doctor) would ever have recovered. (Comment on this)
Saturday, May 24th, 2008
9:47 pm	Reactions to Torchwood, 2X13, "Exit Wounds" OK, spoiler alert here, although I'm sure that everyone who watches "Torchwood" has already seen the season finale and I wanted to post my reaction to it from about a month ago. A while ago, in the midst of all those Jack/Gwen episodes we were getting, I said to myself, “I think the series should end with Jack, Ianto and Gwen entering into a three way relationship (kinda like “Bandits”) and living out the rest of their days fighting alien crimes and shagging each other senseless”…and this episode/season ended with the three of them, alone in the Hub, Jack with his arms around the other two, and I went “eep! My prediction is coming true!” Although the two scenes where Jack is holding Gwen and Ianto were both so sweet. I thought it was a great episode, full of everything that makes Torchwood wonderful except for sex (which was sadly lacking in this one). Captain John was delightful and full of clever quips (my personal favorite: as Captain Jack is hung by his wrists with iron claps and complaining, Captain John goes, “suddenly you’re anti-bondage?” Also, the “this is our song!” bit was amazing). I’ll be totally honest: I did not see his becoming a good guy coming AT ALL, because James Marsters completely sold me on John as a jealous ex determined to get Jack back. While his transformation worked (when he tried to convince Gwen that he was in the Hub to help, well, he convinced me first), I didn’t think that it was that necessary. RTD and the rest of the Torchwood team could easily have kept John crazy and jealous, and made the whole “blowing up Cardiff” plan his idea, and I think it would have sold. However, having it all be Grey’s fault was a nice twist (total aside- someone was trying to make predictions for the finale on their LJ, and for the most part, they were just silly/funny ones, but she did mention the possibility of Grey being “psy-freaking-chotic to a degree that even Captain John can’t handle.” Nice call). My absolute worst fear, going into this show, was that the scene where John pulls an unwilling Jack into the Rift with him was going to be the next-to-last scene, and the season was going to end with Gwen and Ianto alone in the Hub (I knew Owen and Tosh were going to die), not knowing what to do now that they’re alone. My second worst fear was that Gwen was actually going to quit, when she tells Jack, “I can’t do this anymore” at the end. I actually went, “shit! Gwen, you can’t quit! As much as I would love for Torchwood to be reduced to Jack and Ianto, who give up saving Cardiff from aliens in order to shag on every available surface in the Hub until something dangerous arrives and the whole city is destroyed, I don’t really want it to happen! You have to stay!” Luckily, she did. I know Gwen haters out there are probably going, “damnit, why couldn’t she leave?” but I like Gwen and think she adds a lot to the show. There were a lot of stupid/loud/annoying people in the lounge, so I missed Gray’s reasons for burying Jack alive (if there were any, aside from 1900 years of torture…) and Jack crossing his own timeline confused me the minute I started to really think about it. I actually winced as Jack lay down in the grave and John started shoveling dirt onto his face; very painful to watch (other aside: someone had an LJ comment about how Jack would absolutely have found his second self in that period and made out with himself. Oh my god, the writers SO should have done that). The question of Gray: someone posited that Gray was actual the real Jack Harkness, which would have meant that Jack tried to mack it to his own brother, which is creepy but intriguing. Personally, I thought that John was actually Gray (there was something about the way he was apologizing and saying, “remember, I love you,” to Jack that made him seem guilty), but apparently it was way more straightforward than that. Even more painful? Owen and Tosh’s last scenes. Oh, man. The contrast between Owen raging over his unfair death and Tosh quietly accepting hers, refusing to let Owen know what was happening, wow. Also, Owen’s reaction when he realized what was happening—ouch. Just, ouch. I think that, had the director (think it was Graeme Harper, not really sure (ETA: Not at all)) chosen to film Tosh the entire time that she was pulling her poor, bleeding self down the stairs to her equipment, I probably would have died from sadness. As it were, the bits we did see of her trying so desperately to save Owen were hard enough to watch. Also, her video from behind the grave—SHOCKER (I don’t know why I put that in caps). The worst part was her assumption that only she would be the one to have died, and that the rest of the team would be fine. A post-mortem confession of love…poor thing. Although I did quite like her channeling the Ninth Doctor when she said that she hoped she’d had a good death. Rhys and PC Andy helped save Cardiff and finally got to do something cool (thank God! Two of the best, most underused characters of all time). It was particularly nice to see this in light of “Adrift”’s revelation that they don’t get along well because Andy has unresolved feelings for Gwen. Rhys and Andy for the win! Also, I don’t care what you Gwen haters say, I was so proud to see Gwen immediately take charge after Jack was pulled into the Rift and basically save the city (ok, she didn’t do a perfect job, but I’ll be damned if Torchwood didn’t stop it from being a slaughter). I also liked how Rhys was the one who helped convince Gwen that she was doing the right thing and doing a good job of keeping her head. Despite their problems, Rhys ad Gwen strike me as one of the best couples I’ve seen, and I really like how they can fight all they want and still be there when the other person needs them. There were a few eerie parallels to the end of season 3 of Doctor Who, from John’s “run for your lives!” to Jack being chained up and left hanging again (note: if I had been Jack, and I came back to life after being pumped full of bullets to find myself in the same nightmarish position that I had spent a year being tortured in by a psycho called the Master, I would have straight up lost my mind and started flipping out and probably killed myself in a panic. Just saying). I think there was one more I can’t remember right now. Also, some nice connections (OK, connection) to season 1 finale of Torchwood: the scene where Jack breaks out of his freezer stasis and lets John, Gwen, and Ianto out of the cells. Gwen (of course) flings herself at him, they hug, he and John have words (maybe? I don’t even remember) and Ianto runs to him and, instead of the whole awkward handshake-hug-kiss from last season, grabs onto Jack for dear life and buries his face in Jack’s shoulder. Ah, love. There was also some of what I always term “Good Will Hunting” stuff in here (“it’s not your fault” shtick) and some Doctor Who (“I forgive you”). Oh, maybe that was the other parallel I was looking for: Jack being like the Doctor and forgiving Gray instead of killing him, as 90% of the population would have (I would have. If my brother were a psycho that was trying to wipe out my team, my city and me? Absolutely (Chris, Stel, Dino, if you’re reading this, I love you and have no plans to kill any of you any time soon)). Captain John has my vote for the newest member of Torchwood Three when the next season starts. No, seriously. Can’t you just see it? Jack and John having a love/hate, on-again/off-again relationship where they flirt and fight and have kinky sex when not tracking down aliens; Ianto, moping in the corners and shooting betrayed looks at Jack, because he hates having to share him with John but can’t stop himself from still loving/sleeping with Jack; Gwen, taking Ianto’s side against John every time because she still resents the hostage thing and the bombs, and being torn between her love for Rhys and her feelings for Jack; and maybe even PC Andy as the new secretary, so that Ianto can get out into the field and continue stun gunning people (include John, on occasion, when his hand “slips”). No? No one else thinks that would make for good television? OK, then. No, really. Spoilers are saying that Martha Jones and Mickey Smith are going to replace Owen and Tosh and no. Just, no. Seriously, RTD, there is going to be massive outrage over this. Don’t do it. Martha, yes. Maybe she could work. Mickey, not at all (and I like him a lot, so don’t think I’m heartless). Personally, I would prefer new characters, just because the idea of recycling characters from Whoneverse is unappealing to me (in short stints, like Martha on Torchwood or Jack on Doctor Who, I think they’re OK, but not as full-time characters, not when we’ve seen enough of them as is). Anyway, a sizable portion of this was actually not related to the episode, sorry. I did like it a lot (and would have liked it more if nine thousand people hadn’t been talking about food, sex, and drugs in the lounge as I tried to watch TV for one stinking hour). I may update more when I watch it again, if I remember anything else. Really though, bring John Hart back. According to Wiki, a) he would like to come back for season 3 and b) he decided to travel Earth, in the year 2008 at the end of the episode, which I didn’t pick up on. Come on, he traveled the universe looking for Gray to make Jack happy! He helped save Cardiff! He left his ring so Jack could be found! Bring him back! ETA: Yeah, wasn’t the whole point of “Boom Town” in Doctor Who to stop the construction of a power plant in Cardiff because it was so dangerous to have one near the Rift? Good job, Doctor, for killing the Slitheen lady and never bothering to check that no one else would try and do the same thing, albeit for different reasons. Reactions to the newest Indiana Jones movie coming next. (Comment on this)
Tuesday, May 6th, 2008
10:31 am	Good Deeds So I'm typing this up from the computer lab at 11th and there's a vending machine literally within arm's reach from my station. I decided to get a 20 oz. Coke because I haven't had one in ages. I deposit my $1.50, hit the button and watch...as two bottles drop down. Two 20 oz. bottles...which means I paid .75 cents for each. At Jackson Hole, we charge $1.80 for a can. Now, I feel like walking down the street singing "It's Love," by Chris Knox, just like in that Heineken Light commercial and handing one off to somebody else in order to start a chain of giving away sodas. (Comment on this)
Saturday, April 12th, 2008
11:13 pm	Dentist Appointment from Hell Said appointment can be summed up pretty quickly: cavity, root canal, gingivitis, periodontitis, and bleeding gums. Apparently, you *do* need to floss. On the plus side, I've discovered that, contrary to what I've been thinking for weeks, I'm not sick and my lymph nodes are not permanently swollen. That would be my gums, which actually ache, despite all the ice cream I've been eating to numb them. Not good. Pretty bad, actually. I can't even clench my jaw anymore without pain. Let this be a lesson: floss. Really, really floss, or you will regret it. (Comment on this)
Tuesday, April 8th, 2008
4:17 am	MY BRAIN. IS ABOUT TO EXPLODE. Ohmygod, why am I still awake and trying to do homework at 4:16 in the morning? And why has my brain turned to mush after stalking people's livejournals for reactions to/feelings about "Torchwood?" I just typed the phrase "Jove’s conquest of Callisto is entirely based on aggression and the desire for a quick shag" in a formal literary essay before realizing how utterly, utterly wrong it is. And the worst part is, I CAN'T THINK OF ANY FORMAL SYNONYMS FOR SHAGGING. *brain explodes* On the plus side, apparently every other sane person in my building is asleep at the present hour and I finally have a decent working internet connection. Which is probably why, four hours after I started my essay, I've only gotten a page done. And that's the easy part. I anticipate tonight being my first real all-nighter. Because I can't fathom finishing this stupid thing in less than two hours, so really, there's no point in sleeping. And there's no coffee : ( Well, there's one bottled frap in the fridge, but Karen's asleep (as I should be-- why, oh why did I cut class today and sleep twelve hours? My schedule is shot to hell) and I feel bad about making instant in my microwave and waking her up. If I don't end up finishing this essay in time, one of you better virtually slap me silly and teach me a lesson about the evils of procrastination. *leaves to finish her potentially brilliant essay about how homosexual love is better than heterosexual love* (2 Comments |Comment on this)
Sunday, February 10th, 2008
11:51 pm	My Grammy Commentary 8:00 The Grammys begin with a duet between Frank Sinatra and Alicia Keys about learning the blues. Frank’s part was taped about fifty years ago, so no worries about resurrected corpses or such. 8:10 After a spirited performance by Carrie Underwood, Alicia Keys is presented with the best R&B vocal performance by Prince. 8:17 Apparently, the president of the recording industry used to be in that band that sings “Jungle Fever.” He pretended he was going to make a speech, then whipped out a key tar and started playing with his band mates and Rihanna. 8:22 Tom Hanks is going on about this apparently infamous quintet known as “The Band.” I have no idea who these four Canadians and one guy from Arkansas are. Really. 8:24 …and they follow that up with the Beatles, the best-known band of all time. 8:31 The Beatles tribute was actually quite nice. The singers were really good, those Cirque du Soleil people were freakishly talented, and the audience gave a well-deserved standing ovation. 8:34 Paramore was nominated for something, what? 8:35 Hah, Amy Winehouse won and wasn’t allowed to come to America to accept it because she’s a drug addict. 8:36 What does Jason Bateman have to do with music? 8:37 Woohoo, John Paul Jones is doing something cool! 8:38 Jason Bateman is pretty funny, though. 8:39 Apparently, this is the Grammys of strange yet intriguing duets like Kanye West and Daft Punk, or Fergie and John Legend. 8:42 What’s with all these commercials where young and unrecognizable female singers try to sing the old classics? You don’t sound cool, shut the f*ck up and leave “I’ve Got You Under My Skin” and “Hello, Goodbye” alone. 8:45 Kanye is performing with glow-in-the-dark sunglasses and the same military jacket that Gerard Way wore for all of “The Black Parade” (you know, black with white stripes across the front). 8:47 He really gets the crowd pumped, huh? 8:48 I want to punch my 6-inch TV in the screen, the color keeps shorting out. 8:49 Aww, Kanye is singing about his mother. That’s so sad. He’s pretty much going to make me sob. 8:51 And then he mixed it with this heartbreaking song about seeing her in his sleep *tear* 8:54 Fergie has a great voice, but that song sucked. 8:55 Hmm. If “Across the Universe” didn’t win, I guess it’s cool that something Beatles-related did. 8:56 Ringo Starr, yeah! He’s so short. 8:58 In one hour, three awards have been presented. By my calculations, this show will last eighteen hours. 9:03 At least Cher still has a sense of humor. 9:04 Beyonce has legs from here to Canada, to paraphrase House. 9:05 No offense, but does anyone else think that Tina Turner sounds like a man? 9:12 I wasn’t that impressed by Beyonce and Tina Turner, but they looked like they were having fun. 9:14 I’ll be honest, I have a lot more respect for singers who also write their own songs. Good job, Amy Winehouse and Corinne Bailey Rae. 9:18 Yeah, unless you’re a soccer mom, you don’t buy a car for the cup holders. I don’t know whom they interviewed for that sh*t. 9:34 Why do there always have to be at least two country singers performing at the Grammys? And why is Braid Paisley singing about ticks? 9:39 Kanye Won best rap album. Sweet. 9:41 Kanye West yelled at the sound people for playing that “get off stage” music while he was talking about his mom, and they actually stopped. Man, that guy’s got power. 9:45 These posts are becoming less frequent because, as the show goes on, it’s getting boring. Don’t shoot the messenger, it’s true. 9:46 Also, who is Aretha Franklin to say that Jesus brought the sunshine? Last time I checked, she was not one of the twelve apostles. 9:48 I’ve discovered that I don’t like gospel music unless the Blues Brothers are dancing to it. 9:57 I heard somewhere that this is actually Feist’s fourth album. Which makes her pretty damn far from being a “new artist.” 10:03 The Foo Fighters won best rock album. They’re pretty awesome and rock my socks, so good for them. 10:09 That commercial with Naomi Campbell and those geckos doing the “Thriller” dance is great. 10:11 Stevie Wonder has won 25 Grammys? Jesus. 10:12 Alicia Keys is just amazing. Seriously, who has a better voice than her? 10:15 …and then, John Mayer shows up and just makes everything better with that electric guitar of his. 10:16 They should date. 10:17 Ringo Starr, yeah! 10:17 Don’t lie, Ringo Starr, you do not love country music. 10:18 Has anyone ever even heard of Vince Gill? That’s what I thought. 10:19 And he just dissed Kanye, whaaat. If I were him, I wouldn’t laugh, I’d punch that loser in the throat. 10:23 “Dexter” is one of the best shows this decade? Yeah, it’s great, but isn’t that a bit of an overstatement? 10:24 And what does Joe Mantegna have to do with music? 10:30 “Rhapsody in Blue” is a very pretty song. 10:31 In a completely unrelated note, it is now physically impossible for me to get any internet in my dorm room. Woe unto me. 10:32 It’s way too long, though. 10:34 Rihanna and Jay-Z won for best rap collaboration. Considering the fact that you couldn’t turn on the radio during the summer without hearing that song, I think it’s deserved. 10:40 Fans were able to get “Jericho” back on the air, but not “Arrested Development”? What kind of God would allow that? 10:41 They couldn’t find someone better than Cuba Gooding Jr. to announce Amy Winehouse? 10:41 And I thought she cut her hair and dyed it platinum blonde. 10:42 At least she’s sober and coherent. 10:43 Yes, Amy, we do know that you’re no good. 10:47 I keep forgetting she’s British, because you really can’t tell from her singing voice. 10:48 Yeah, I had no idea that Doris Day started as a singer. 10:49 I think that they’ve handed out more Lifetime Achievement awards tonight than actual Grammy awards. 10:49 Wow, Amy Winehouse is pulling a Norah Jones and sweeping everything. 10:50 I don’t see why they couldn’t use the live video feed to let her accept her other awards earlier in the night. 10:54 If I get kicked off the internet one more time, I’m going to throw something out the window. 10:57 Four hundred awards were handed out tonight? Get real. 11:00 Ugh, I hate when the presidents of these things start schmoozing and making speeches. 11:02 I never knew the “Rubber Ducky” song from “The Muppets” won a Grammy. 11:03 God, why isn’t this show over yet? Please don’t tell me this is going to be four hours long. 11:06 Josh Groban probably should have been born in an era where opera was still really popular. 11:11 My 11:11 wish is for this show to finish. 11:14 Hey, it’s that song from Top Gun! 11:15 I love it when old guys can still rock. You go, Jerry Lee Lewis. 11:17 Little Richard still has it. 11:19 OH MY GOD, THEY’RE BRINING “DEXTER” TO CBS?! There is a God, and he is on my side. That’s so cool, I never thought I’d be able to see it. 11:24 Will.I.Am singing “Mack the Knife” AND rapping…cool. 11:25 Oh man, he’s rapping ALL the famous old songs. I love him. 11:28 …I don’t even know who Herbie Hancock is. 11:34 Oh, no, it’s *still* not over! 11:38 Oh, OK, it is. Apparently, “Sergeant Pepper’s” is the cue for “we’re done.” Grammy thoughts wrap-up: it was a good show, if a little too long. Having the emphasis on the musical performances made it more interesting than usual, but it also gave a sense that very little was really accomplished. (Comment on this)
Saturday, January 20th, 2007
12:27 am	First LJ Post ...and it's a quiz. And not just any quiz, but a quiz that people were doing a good three months ago. That's how little I want to be writing two art papers that I should have finished roughly four hours ago. 1. Your name plus "y" Ana-Stasiay or Stacey...yeah, it's already pronounced with a 'y', I just tend to spell it without 2. Two feelings at the moment? Tired. Upset over Diplomacy. 3. What are you listening to right now? My refrigerator humming. 4. A part of a song lyric that's in your mind: "You don't recover from a night like this" 5. Describe where you are right now? My basement at the computer desk 6. The highlight of your week? Um. Having the other person in a friendship/relationship initiate contact for, like, the first time ever. And learning new stuff on guitar. And finding out hat my brother doesn't have walking pneumonia and is not going to die 7. What are you craving to have right now? Mint chocolate chip ice cream and a really, good hug. 8. Who was the last person you went out to dinner with? I haven't been out to dinner in months. 9. What are you scared of? Starting college, being stuck in my job forever, my friends leaving me 10. Last Movie you watched? Stick It. It was awesome. 13. Are you thinking of someone right now? Yes. D. 14. Britney Spears is a skank. Agree or disagree? Yeah, and it's sad, cause she has two kids and one day, they're going to have to deal with the fallout from their mom being total trailer trash. 15.What is the last thing you downloaded onto your computer? Taking Back Sunday, live at the Knitting Factory, biatch! I've been looking for it for months. 16. Who was the last person you visited in the hospital? No one. My grandma like four years ago. 17. Tell me something about the person who did this before you? Jack is, without a doubt, the worst pirate I've ever heard of. But, I have heard of him...for being a secret ninja on a pirate ship. 18. Name a friend whose name starts with "J" Um, ^. I want to say Jeff, but we're not friends, so, yeah, Jack. 19. Do you have to work tomorrow? Yes. And Sunday. And I worked today. 21. How many houses have you lived in? Two 22. For or against same sex marriage? For 23. Last friend you talked to online? I'm talking to Wankyu right now, but he's lying to me to win diplomacy. 24. Who was the last person to text message you? Brita 25. What did it say? She wanted to know about french homework 26. Where was the last place you went besides your house? Work. Starbucks. Blockbuster. 27. Has anyone ever said you looked like a celebrity? When I wear big sunglasses, yeah. 28. Do you speak any other language other than english?. Little Greek and French. 29. If you were working on a pirate ship, what would you say? I don't know, I'm not witty enough to think of anything good. Probably, "arrg, drink up me hearties!" Or maybe I'd quote Monkey Island. "You fght like a dairy farmer." "How appropriate; you fight like a cow." 30. Last thing you watched on TV? Steven's Untitled Rock Show and Loaded: TBS yesterday night. Hmm, let' see. That wasted fifteen minutes and made me feel no better. (Comment on this)